- Dean
Raymond Cundey, A.S.C. (born
March 12, 1946) is an
American cinematographer and film director. He is
known for his
collaborations with
directors like...
- for
inspiration before filming began.
Carpenter and
cinematographer Dean
Cundey first worked together on Halloween, and The
Thing was
their first big-budget...
-
photography took
place in both
California and in
London with cinematographer Dean
Cundey.
During post-production,
editing was
completed by
Stephen A.
Rotter and the...
-
cinematographer Dean
Cundey. The game was
produced by
Roger Holzberg, who
directed bluescreen scenes in
which Spielberg, Kahn,
Lantieri and
Cundey themselves appeared...
- film series. The film
marks the
directorial debut of
cinematographer Dean
Cundey, who
previously served as
director of
photography for a 4D ride
known as...
-
Samuel Cundey, took over. The
company has
remained in the
control of the
Cundey family through five generations, with
current chairman Simon Cundey having...
- the cast
followed her
direction and the
guidance of
cinematographer Dean
Cundey,
through the use of
their computers and iPhones.
Though the cast couldn't...
-
Universal only a year later. The two
films also
shared cinematographer Dean
Cundey and
production designer Rick Carter. The
production had a fair
number of...
- community. The film was one of the
earliest projects of
cinematographer Dean
Cundey, who went on to work as a
frequent collaborator of John Carpenter's, serving...
- from the
first film
returned for the sequel.: 6, 63
Spielberg wanted Dean
Cundey, his long-time cinematographer, to
return as well, but he was busy preparing...
